Federico Cina has highlighted the difference between the two biggest superstars on the ATP circuit and revealed who his greatest inspiration is
Federico Cina
The 'Masters' for the youngest returns to Italy and goes back to its roots: this is how the fight for the eight spots is shaping up, with the possibility of having two Spaniards in the mix.
The 19-year-old Italian showed his credentials as a budding star with a great victory at Roland Garros 2026, which he assessed with maturity at the press conference.
The 18-year-old Italian tennis player will compete in the qualifying rounds of the Australian Open, while he is close to breaking into the top 200 best tennis players in the world, with his goal being to enter the top 100.
Federico Cinà talks about his great year and focuses on evolution, though with his feet on the ground: "If I want to do everything too soon, maybe I'll miss out a bit".
